Celebrating Seven Years of Impact
We proudly marked our 7th anniversary at the House of Lords, where Baroness Manzila Uddin launched our National Commission for Mental Health to address challenges affecting youth, adults, refugees and asylum seekers. We honoured Dr. Ranee Thakar and Mr. Coker Owolabi Adeyemi with annual awards. Inspiring speeches, cultural performances and community support made this event truly special. Thank you to all who joined us in shaping a more inclusive future.
Our Upcoming Events
Empowering Communities, Transforming Mental Health
We are the Manju Shahul Hameed Foundation for Mental Health (MSH Foundation), focused on making a positive impact on all lives impacted by mental health illnesses and raising awareness through community initiatives. We cannot stress enough the importance of mental health and in order to raise awareness, we believe education and collaboration is vital for shaping a new world without mental health stigma. Whether it’s promoting mental health, supporting vulnerable populations or empowering youth, we work tirelessly to build a brighter, more inclusive future for everyone. Join us in making a difference
Our Mission
Our mission is to transform mental health stigma and raise awareness. Mindfulness, Intergenerational Care and Feeding the Homeless are key themes in our community events
Training
We provide free mental health first aid training in the community
Harmony
Intergenerational care, connecting the young and the elderly
Equality & Inclusion
Raising awareness about mental health stigma.
Our Causes
Our foundation provides support to those in need.
Maintain Mental well-being
MSH Foundation focuses on spreading awareness about mental illness and on fighting against the stigma surrounding it. We will also emotionally support and care for the sufferers, and will guide them towards mental wellness, helping them live a happy and purposeful life.
Celebrate older people’s lives
MSH Foundation provides welfare support to those in need, especially the elder members of the communities. We promote positive ageing through the themes ‘Design your legacy’ and ‘Gift of growing old.’ The idea is to learn from each other where the elder people share their life experiences with youngsters and then, acquire digital knowledge from young members of the communities.
Improve community well-being
MSH Foundation understands the needs of the members of the communities and connects with them to provide social support, build trust, support members who live together without any issues and to encourage people to join the community.
What People Say
Our foundation provides support to those in need.
Visible injuries like a broken leg evoke sympathy, while invisible mental struggles often cause misunderstanding or contempt. Mental health conditions are frequently misunderstood or dismissed due to ignorance, despite requiring compassion and medical care. Changing societal attitudes towards mental illness is challenging but essential. As compassionate individuals, we must unite to create an environment of awareness, acceptance, and support for mental health.
Dr. Shashi Tharoor
Member of Parliament, India & Former UN Under-Secretary-General.
For so many Decades in our society, mental health and mental illness were silent topics, little spoken about & little understood. Now we have increasing recognition of the vital importance of mental and physical health in people of every age and to our communities for wider societal happiness and wealth.
Dr. Geraldine Strathdee
National Clinical Director for Mental Health, NHS England, Consultant Psychiatrist in Oxleas NHS FT, Visiting Professor, Integrated mental health education programme at UCL Partners.
